United States Gasoline Fund, LP Price & Performance (UGA)

Gasoline prices have dropped for the third consecutive week, reaching a national average of $3.07 per gallon for regular fuel. This marks the lowest level in nearly two months. California holds the highest average at $4.65 per gallon, while Mississippi remains the cheapest at $2.61 per gallon.1

Crude oil prices increased on Wednesday, supported by a significant drawdown in U.S. gasoline inventories and heightened domestic demand. This offset concerns over global economic growth. Analysts view the rise in oil prices as a reflection of robust gasoline consumption trends.2

Pipeline companies are positioned to benefit from economic recovery as industrial activity and energy demand grow. Despite underperforming the broader market in recent years, the sector offers stable cash flows and dividends, making it attractive to investors seeking steady returns.3